Our purpose. Their future.
Why LATL exists.
Athletes need preparation for the decisions that extend beyond their sport.
Life After The Lights: The Anthony Green Foundation helps athletes and families build financial knowledge, everyday life skills, career readiness, and supportive relationships. We welcome athletes and families across sports, backgrounds, and stages of life.
Our faith-centered approach emphasizes character, education, leadership, relationships, and service. We want athletes to leave with practical next steps: a money goal, a plan for school or work, the confidence to ask for help, and a stronger sense of purpose beyond performance.
Our founding conviction grew from the intersection of Anthony Green’s legacy and an introduction to the financial services industry: earlier access to financial education, life skills, and trusted guidance could change the choices available to an athlete beyond sport. LATL exists to help bring that preparation to the next generation.
Read Why LATL Was CreatedMany sports.
One community.
Every race. Every gender. Every competitive sport. Whether you compete on a field, court, track, mat, ice, in the water, or in an adaptive sport, there is a place for you at LATL.
From youth and collegiate athletes to professionals and those beginning a new chapter, we see the person behind the performance.
Someone in
your corner.
A conversation can open a door. Coaches, trainers, and athletes who have walked this path can help the next generation see what is possible beyond competition.
In honor of
Anthony Green.
Anthony Green was a God-fearing father, a professional football player, and a selfless man who put others first. Life After The Lights honors his memory by carrying that spirit of service into the lives of athletes and their families.
Through LATL, that tribute takes the form of education, mentorship, and community for athletes and their families. The foundation’s work centers on preparing young people for the choices, responsibilities, and opportunities that continue beyond sports.
The Legacy Behind LATL